Wednesday, January 13th, 2010 - CV Tips, cv writing, employment

Job Search: get enthusiastic about yourself!
David, a job seeker asks: Is it just me, or does everyone feel guilty when writing a CV/application letter? I can’t think of anything good to say about myself, everything so far is a big fat lie.
In answer:
In answer, NO! People often feel scared, in part through leaving their existing [...]

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Monday, November 16th, 2009 - CV Tips, Professional CV, career change, career management, career transition, cv help, cv writing, employment, job application, job search

Job Search: Employment in 24hrs

Is it possible, in a job search, to get a job and be employed in less than 24hrs? Simply yes – here is how to do it in 8steps or less!
A friend of mine rang me a few weeks back, and asked if I could help him. We both worked together [...]

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Tuesday, September 29th, 2009 - career change, cv writing, job search

How to search for a job?
If you were undertaking a job search, one of the actions you could take to improve your chances and speed employment would be to go and ask the experts: employers, recruiters, other job seekers.
I mean, surely, they must know how to search for a job, right?
However, the problem you will [...]

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Saturday, August 29th, 2009 - Blog

Desperate Job Search = Rejection!

As a recruiter, every job applicant or candidate who applies for a job we advertise is always the only choice as far as they are concerned for the position, being eminently qualified and having more than the required level of experience. Some add that they are 100% confident that it is [...]

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Wednesday, August 26th, 2009 - Article, CV Tips, Personal Profile, cv help, employment, job search, recruitment, tutorial

Job Search Secret

I thought today, it was about time, that I told you the successful job hunters secret.
The problem is, is that it is not much of a secret; it certainly is not that big. It is just that what it is in not actually implemented very well.
But if I wrote a headline that said [...]

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